This project start as an experiment to run a platforming/golf physics game in browser using Emscripten.
Since i was running a (self-imposed) deadline the game needs finetuning to actually be fun, but fun is secondary anyway right.
Also the graphics are classic "programmer art" :^)
Known problems:
- Shooting ball on an elevator that moves up will kill you.
- Optimization: Collision for example is solid but not efficient.
- Level editor has some features missing (zoom, level size etc).
- Engine is 'too dynamic', it's better to define it's limits instead of trying to account for each situation.
- Level JSONs end has an entry for each solid block, should probably reuse information to make them grow slower.
- Physics are slippery.
- Everything is too damn hard.
- In-level texts are not contained within level JSON files, hard-coded for demo level.
- Makefile has to be cleaned up.- With very high horizontal speed, spikes sometimes don't kill you?
Running make web in root will build files and move them to build/web. These can be served using a standard webserver.
Makes use of Emscripten SDK.
Running make native place a binary + resources in build/native. Depends on SDL2, SDL2_image and SDL2_ttf